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PRODUCT TRIBASE1 TRIBASE-E1 TRIBASE AG DYTHAL*'* >: OYPHOS*' LECTRO "SO"*1,1 __ ;______________l___ LECTRO 78 LECTRO 80 DS-207* Most basic of the lead sulphates. Used for electrical and other vinyl compounds requiring htgtf heat stability. For low volume cost vinyl electrical insulation. Hi^h efficiency stabilizer for ngid vinyl compounds. Gtves stability in molding and extrusion under extreme shear and high temperature conditions. Heat and light stabilizer for general vinyl use. Excellent for high temperature vinyl insulation and opaque film and sheeting. Outstanding antioxidant; heat, light and weather stabilizer in opaque stocks including plastisols, organosols, chlorine-containing paints. Economical stabilizer for vinyl electrical insulation and vinyl tapes. ... Heat:stabilizer for electrical grade plastisols. phonograph records and electrical insulation. Vulcanization agent forchiorosulfonated polyethylene. Multipurpose stabilizer for all common classes of vinyl electrical insulation. Stabilizer--lubricant for vinyls. Excellent for vinyl records and as costabilizer in vinyl insulation. 1" f UMonlli.. I m. '' Coollor form Tnbasic lead sulfate Basic lead' silicate su l/ate Modified tnbasic lead sulfate Dibasic lead pbthaiste 991 .810 Fine white powder Fine white powder Off-white flakes Fluffy whit crystalline powder Fineness (Retained on Ho. 325 Mesh Sieve) 0.15% Max. 0.1 % Max. 0.1% Max. Dibasic lead phosphite 743 Fin white acicular crystals 0.3% Max. Lead chtorosilicate carnpi a x Fine white powder 0.1% Max. Tetrabasis lead fumarsite 1250 Fine creamy white powder 0.2% Max. ' Sasic load . chiordsiltcate- sulfate complex Fine white powder 0.1% Dibasic lead $l:aaravi 1221 Soft white unctuous powder 0.3% Max. PLUMB-Q-SIL B* and 0 For translucent and colored vinyl film, sheeting, and upholstery stocks. Copreespitates of lead orthosuicate and Siihctt gel Soft white powders 0.75% Max. NORMASAL Stabilizer or costabilizer for flooring and other vinyl compounds.requiring good iight stability. Norman lead ' ' salicylate ' 48ft' Soft, creamy, wrcita crystal-lint powder .0.2% Max. TRi-MAL Vulcanizing agent for chiorosulfonated polyethylene. Highly basicstabilizerwith high heat stability in vinyls. Tribasic lead ' mai'isiet looa Soft, yellowish white crystal line- 'powder- 0.2% Max. LEADSTAR PLASTIFLOW LPC Lubricant and costabilizer for vinyl plastics. Costabilizer and lubricant for rigid vinyl compounds. Does not retard compound fusion. Norm! led . stearate - Lead-calcium soap of mixad organic acid* 774 Fine white unctuous powder' See Remarks Off-white flakes 1 Special XL Grad also availabla. Offers substantial impravsmants in heat stability, alectrical properties, physical and >nachanical properties, and color. PROVINITE A anJb CS-137 ' I'''. : BARQSIL | TEMEX 15 and islf Clear, heat and light stabilizer systems for vinyl film, sheeting, and dispersion resin systems. Outstanding stabilizer for transparent organosols and solution coatings. Remarkable light and weathering resistance. Supplementary stabilizer for bariunveadmium and/or zinc types. Especially useful in film, sheeting, extrusions and dispersion resin systems. Controls plating, hazing, crocking and fogging. Clear heat stabilizers for vinyl phonograph record and other rigid stocks, based on vinyl copolymer resins. Offer excellent dispersion characteristics. Barium-cadmium organic ------- --t -"-- t t i A . Snft white \ powder 1 B Goar straw colored liquid 0.5% Max, Barium-sodium ' organic Complex barium silicate Barium-cadmium organics Creamy white . paste Fine whit powder - Fine white powdars 1.0% Max. 15-1.0% ' Max. lS-ft-1.5% Max. I I < < ( Basic Lea d Content % Total i % Safely PbO Reactive PbO (Ave rage) 89 67 3 Specific Gravity 64 - Refractive Index t \, , v 1 2:1 . . '|! .: .Ai. . iii Standard package (Net. Wt.) Multinvall Paper Bags (except as noted) _______ 50 lbs. 68 50.8 78 i 59 '. '4 9. ' 3:6 2.1' 50 lbs. 400 lbs. (fiberboard drum) *5 i.'Sfel REMARKS Also supplied as a paste rn DNODP plasticize*for ease in dispersion. Also supplied as a paste in DNODP plasticizer for ease m dispersion. Very fine particle size lead stabilizer with special wax coating. Coating melts at 70'C. 79.8 54.6 4.5 1.99 (av.) 50 lbs. Also supped as a paste tn DNODP plasticizer for ease in dispersion. 89 " V 59 6.1 2.25 50 ibs. ' Also supplied as a: (A) A past in DNODP plasticizer for ease m dispersic (B) 50% Dyphos-50% CaCO, as DYPHOS 50A 47.5 36.1 90 72.5 1 i 55.5 : , . 44,' 55.3 36.5 8 51 C 46 i 25-51 ' 1 23-46 3.9 6.5 3.6 - 2.0 3.9 V 3.1 2.1 ' ' 2.1 2.1 1.60 ' 1-' : 1.58-1.SO , 1.58 , 50 ibs. 50 Ibs.. 400 Ibs. (fiberboard drum) 50 lbs. 25 lbs. ' 25 Ibs. 'Surface treated to reduce dusting. ' -Non-melting,at high temperatures. Also supplied as - paste in DNODP plasticizer for ease in dispersion. - . PLUMB-O'-SIL C is specially treated for :easy duwtraion. \ '. " ' . 46.5 89 ' 29.5 22.2 i 1 '2.3 ' 6.3 ' 1.4 1.3 1.78 (av.) 2.08 1.58-1.60 200 Ibs. (fiberboard drum) '50 Ibs. - - . n; ' 50 Ibs. ' 200 Ibs. (fiberboard drum) Melting point. lj00*C-U5C., 1.2% max. nstainuld on No. 100 Sieve. Melting point 69*C. . 2 Also a vaiiabla in oiled grade -- (Contilins 5% of a coioi lass mineral oil) idilli litt llllii II ' "'Li . 1- . -.li.r-i.:. I.-ik [i.li 1' ' 'll' . . iiniiii'-m i 1.4 1 1.56 (Max.) 225 libs. (fiberboa d drum) Supplied ris a tv/o package system-- - r 0.9 1.45 375 ibs. : (55-gal. metal drum) PROVINITE A ana PROVINITE. 8. \ >; 25 .-- . tr* 1.5 1.48 60 ibs. (5 gal. can) Supplied only as a 70% Solids content ' -paste -in OOP. H ., H 1" 2.5 : 1.50 70 Ibs. ; " - ^ (fiberboard drum) " -j 03 CO 4=. | 1.3 loo-ibs.; (fiberboard drum) Stabilizers continued on next pagi N.10 pg- 6 Vinyl Stabilizers (Organotin) H PRODUCT AND PRINCIPAL USE COMPOSITION Color & Form Tin Contents % Sn Specific Gravity Melting Point* C. Standard Package (Net Wt.) Steel Drums Remarks I CLARITE NS>1 High tm content, heat and light statuBl lizer for clear vinyl compounds. CLARITE NS*2 General purpose heat and light stabi - , lizer for clear vinyl products. Modified GiDutyi tin maleate Modified OiOutyi tm meltett Light cream .powder : Light . yellow . liquid 32.i: *-5 : 22.1 1.3 65 ' 225 lbs. - 400 lbs. Refractive. \ index, 1.5V ", CLARITE NS-3 Clear heat and fight stabilizer for rigid vinyl blow molding applications. MoOdied dtOUtyi tm mgieete Light . yellow liquid. 19.0 . 400 lbs Refractive index. 1.52 - CLARITE NS-4 Clear costabilizer-lubricant for rigid Modified GiOUtyi . vinyl products. tm iniitme Cream colored powaer 11.9 'V-l l.i 50 , 225 lbs. - CLARITE NS-51 Heat and light stabilizer for high clar i Oibutyi ity flexible vinyl compounds. tm dilaurm Colorfess liquid 18.6 1.0 20 4G0 ibs. Refractive index. 1.46 PRODUCT AND PRINCIPAL USE ii Hi i ih ii i in i COMPOSITION Moisture Particle Size* Max. Sp. Gr. 1 Bulking | Value Standard Package Net Wt. BENTONE 38 Will efficiently thicken and gel solvents of both the intermediate and non-polar types as well as mix tures of low polarity organic liquids with ketones, alcohols and low molecular weight esters. 3.5% max. 1.8 15 50 lb. bags BENTONE 38 MASTERGEL Predispersed Masterbatch containing 15% BENTONE 38 thickening agent in odorless mineral spirits, incorporates efficiently with high speed, low shear equipment during any stage of paint manufac turing to impart suspension, thixotropy, and viscosity in creases which are stable and unaffected by temperature changes. BENTONE 34 Will thicken and gel straight non-poiar solvents such as benzene, toluene, mineral spirits and naphtha as well as liquids of intermediate polarity such as vegetable oils, plasticizers, alkyds and other resins. BENTONE 27 Bodies high polarity solvents suchas diethylene glycol. ethyl acetate, methyl ethyl ketone and other lacquer Solvents. Recommended for epoxy, polyester, lacquer and vinyl systems. BENTONE 18*C For polar systems. Especially useful where pigment suspension is desired without strong thick ening action, as in tho case of aerosol paints. Organic derivatives of hydrous magnesium aluminum silicate minerals. ; For ; - Organic systems. BENTONE 11 -N Suspending agent for use in organic systems. Prevents hard settling of pigments without pro ducing a significant increase in viscosity. 1 . 2.5% max. 3.5% max. less than 1 micron 3.5% max. .89 7.4 1.8 15 . 1.7 ; i4.2 3.5% max. !' 1.85 1 15-4 7.0% max. less than 5 microns r. 2.0 16.7 35 lb. pail 50 lb. bags 50 lb. bags 50 lb. bags 50 lb. bags BENTONE LT A highly efficient gellant for latex paints. Use results in stable, reproducible thixotropic consisten cies. Improves "wet-edge" levelling and brushing proper ties. Acceptable in a wide range of latex paint systems. 6.0% max. 1.98 [ 16.5 100 lb. fiber drum 1 BEN-A-GEL BEN-A-GEL*EW BENAQUA For thickening or gelling water systems and/or as suspension agents... emulsion stabilizers in qil-in-water emulsions. BEN-A-GEL requires high shear incorporation equipment. 8EN-A-GEL EW and BENAQUA gel readily using low shear equipment. PROPALOID-T* Thickener for latex paints. Provides pig ment suspension and good paint handling properties. Easily incorporated with low shear equipment: Highly beneficiated hydrous magnesium silicates. For Aqueous Systems 6% 2% ; - 1 4% 2% 4% 2% less ' ' than 1'" micron 2.4 20 100 lb. j fiber drums 2.2 18.3 50 lb. bags MACALOID Thickening and pigment suspending agent for water systems. 4% 2% 2.65 22.1 , 50 Tb. bags 'Ultimata size when property dispersed. ONCOR 23A L-26 PEARLESCENT PIGMENT SPECIAL CHEMICALS A pigment of low specific gravity com posed of a surface layer of antimony oxide fused to a core of inert silica. It Imparts flame resistance to paint and plastic compositions based on halogenated resins. In addition, it has low tinting strength and excellent disper sion characteristics. The normal lead salt of 2-ethylhexoic acid, L-26 is a straw-coiored viscous liquid characterized by its solubility in many common organic solvents and its stability at comparatively high tempera tures. Used as a curing agent for sili cone paints and insulating varnishes. This is lead monohydrogen phosphate, a soft white powder of fine plate-like crystals. Having excellent heat resist ance, ;t imparts pearlescence, econom ically and directly, to flexible or rigid plastics. Used most effectively in poly styrene and casein. ALSO AVAILABLE: WHITE LEAD RED LEAD e LITHARGE ANTIMONY OXIDES* National Lead Company offers four standard grades of Antimony Oxide: REGULAR, RED STAR, WHITE STAR GRADE M, AND GRADE 10. Each is a high quality, pigment grade, pure antimony trioxide. 3 F H -4 C3 03 U1 CHEMICAL MATERIAL LEAD SILICO CHROMATE. NORMAL 111 LEAD SILICO CHROMATE, BASIC LEAD SILICO CHROMATE. BASIC I- .. 1 WHITE LEAD, BASIC SILICATE ' ANTIMONY SILICO OXIDE ' ' ' . ' ' 1'. , "DIBASIC LEAD PHOSPHITE; I' BRAND NAME ONCOR Y47 ONCOR MSO ONCOR S25 ONCOR ASX ONCOR 23A DYPHOS*PG DESCRIPTION & APPLICATION Intended for use m coatings, such as yellow traffic marking pamts requiring a bright "alert" yellow color. Corrosion mhibitiva pigment for metal protective coatings, primers and finishes. Ideally suited tor electrocoated primers. Similar to MSO but finer with higher hiding for use m industrial enamels requiring high gloss. Also for electrocoating primers. tn multiple pigment exterior house paint coatings, both water and solvent base. Effective n controlling tannin sunning of water base coatings. Flame retardant for halogenatad paints and plastics. A white anticorrosive pigment for wood and motet coatings, both water and solvent base. STANDARD PACKAGING: Net weight 50 Jb. mu/tr-wali paper bags. Addresses Pigments & Chemicals Division GENERAL OFFICES 111 Broadway, Now York.N. Y. 10006 ATLANTA. GA. 30309 Box 7008, Station C BOSTON, MASS. 02106 P.O. Box 2122 CHICAGO. ILL. 60680 P.O. Box 7O0OA CINCINNATI. OHIO 45211 3670 Werk Road CLEVELAND. OHIO 44113 1776 Columbus Road DALLAS. TEXAS 75222 P.O. Box 5449 PITTSBURGH, PA. 15212 1376 River Avanue DEPEW, N T. 14043 3241 Wxlden Avnu SAN FRANCISCO. C'.AL. 94 1C I. P.O, Box 512 DETROIT. MICH. 48211 3501 Griffin Straet SEATTLE. WASH. 93134 1128 S.W. Spokine St. LOS ANGELES. CAL. 90023 ST. LOUIS. MO. 63177 P.O. Box 23396. Lugo Station P.O. Box 7109 PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19125 2607 E. Cumberland Straet IN CANADA ENELCHEM PRODUCTS Division at! Canadian Titanium pigments, Ltd. . MONTREAL 110. QUE BEC 2140 Sliuin-'iuife Glldg. TORONTO 1. ONTARIO T.nnmal lildg., Foot of York ! VANCOUVER 5. B.C. 1575 W, Goorgiii Street O O O / T T TfTKT NOTE: The'foregoing recommendations, based on our research and that of others, are believed to be accurate. But no guarantee of accuracy is madi products arje sold without warranty, expressed or implied, and upon the condition that purchasers shall make their own tests to determine the suitabi such products for their particular purposes. Likewise, statements concerning the possible use of these products are not intended as recommendatic use tnese products in infringement of any patent. liMbfealitEI BRAND NAME ALBERTABOND AQUAGEL V, :1|: 1 ANHYDROX BARABOND BARAGEL$ BARAWATE BAROCO i BAROID BARONITE 80 AMINES' BO DIAMINES BO QUATS BENTONE ; CARBONOX* CC-16 CERCLAY CLEAR COAGULOID COAT DEXTRID DROP DURATONE E Z MUL GELTONE GROUND BARI' i - .V: : jd kki I ii -Lli . MATERIALS & APPLICATIONS ti fi ! t "c STD. PKG. High-yield Canadian bentonite for use as foundry sand binder, pelleted feed binder. 50 ib bag High>yield Western bentonite used primarily in well drilling muds. Precipitated barium carbonate used to remove calcium sulfate from hard vsater, sand anhydrite and gypsum from drilling muds. Low-yield Southern bentonite for use as non-ferrous foundry sand binder. 100 lb bag 100 Ib bag 50 (b bag Chemically modified organophilic bentonite used as grease gelling agent. SO Ib (bag High density barite for making heavy concrete for use in atomic shielding and as pipeline coating. 100 I b bag High-yield Southern bentonite used primarily in well drilling muds. 100 Ib bag Pulverized barite used primarily in well drilling mud. 100 I b bag Intimate mixture of bentonitic and water-soluble organic materials used as foundry sand binder. A group of primary, secondary and tertiary ammonia derivatives used in corrosion inhibitors, textile finishing, rubber compounding and other uses. A group of 1-3 propylene diamines used in petroleum additives, chemical formulations and other uses. 50 Ib bag 55' gal drum 55 gal drum Alkyl ammonium chlorides used as corrosion inhibitors, fabric softeners, chemical oirttermediates. etc. 55 gat drum Chemically modified organophilic clay used as grease gelling agent 25 lb bag Alkaline soluble lignitic dispersant and thinning agent used primarily in well drilling muds. 50 Ib bag Solubilized alkaline lignitic thinner and dispersant used primarily in well drilling muds. ,50-lb bag Medium yield Texas bentonite for use as non-ferrous foundry sand binder, palleted fend binder. SO ib bag A group of surfactants for removal and prevention of paraffin deposition. , 55 gal drum High-yield bentonitic clay for use in water clarification. 50 lb bag A group of selected polar film-forming amine-salt corrosion inhibitors 55 gal drum Stabilized, partially dextrinized polysaccharide (toxic) floccuient, used primarily in drilling mud. 50 Ib bag. A group of compounds for breaking water-in-oif emulsions. :5S gal drum' Oil dispersible organophilic organic colloid for controlling filtration properties in oil drilling fluids. 50 Ib bag Surfactant, emulsifier for water-in-oil emulsions. 55> gal drum Gel-forming organophilic clay that gives viscosity, gel strength and suspension properties to oil muds. 50 Ib bag Banum sulfate for use in industrial radioactive shielding. 100 lb1 bag BRAND NAME IMPERMEX INVERMUL MACALOID M H BENTONITE NATIONAL NVKON l1 PETRO BOND PETROTONE > PROPALQIDT QUIK-GEL SF-100 SKCVT FREE SURFLO TANSUL7 TRIMULSO II TRIP'-WATE If,, X-COR | ZEOCiEL I . LA i J .* I MATERIALS A APPLICATIONS STB. Pregeiatimzed starch powder used for filtration control in drilling fluids. 50 lb Emulsifier for water-in-oil emulsion drilling fluids. 50 lb Beneficiated hectorite for suspending, adsorbing, purifying, gelling. 25 lb Hectorite clay used in refractory linings. 50 lb High-yieid bentonite day foundry sand oinoer, pelleted feed binder, pond and ditch sealer. 50 lb Modified organophilic clay gelling agent for compounding' non.corrosive greases. 50 fb Waterless foundry sand binder. 50 lb Non-geliing organophilic clay that imparts suspension to oil with little effect on viscosity. Chemically modified clay used'as gelling .ament in paint, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics. 50 lb 25 lb High-yield bentonite used in water well, miming and seismic drilling fluids. Mixed oleophilic oil mud additive used to free stuck drill pipe or for casing pecks. 50 lb 55 gat Selected, highly polar petroleum derivative ti ed to free stuck drill pipe. 55 gal Group of compounds for inhibiting scale deposition, hydration, and as bactericides. 55 gal Beneficiated clay used as a precipitating and clarifying agent in brewing, paper manufacturing. 25 lb Non-ionic surfactant and emulsifier used m drilling fluids. 55 gal Coarse ground barite used to weight drilling fluid column temporarily. 100 II Modified oil soluble, film forming corrosion inhibitor, used primarily in drilling fluids. 14 gal Attapulgite clay used as a viscosifier for salt water .type mud systems. 100 I! S5 tr> ^1 CO 103 <03 Addresses Baroid Division .MAISTOFFICE l ',; P.Q.lpox 16175, ' < 2404 Southwest Freeway, Houston, Texas 77001 BRANCH OFFICES PACIFIC COAST AREA 19301 S. Santa Fa Avenue Compton, California 90224 ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA 290 Denver Club Building Denver, Colorado 80202 WEST TEXAS AREA 118 Vaughn Building Midland. Texas 79701 MID-COYT Mliir; lilt'd 412 fhiitovis? Building Tulsa. Oklahoma'7410B iptAS GULF COAST AREA' ' 300 Southwest Tower ' ; Houston, Texas 77002 TRI-ST'ATE AREA ' 16.8 Silaittery Building: Shreveport. Louisiana 7110,2 LOUISIANA UULF COAST, 1512 Pere MNsrpuette Suili . Maw Orleans',, Louisiana 7C IN CANADA , BAROID OF tiSANAOA, LTD. 60C Humford Slog. 603 7th St.. S.W. Calgary, Alberta, Canada I CHEMICAL MATERIAL v TRADE NAME DESCRIPTION AND USE BARIUM SULPHATE (BARYTES) ! BARIUM SULPHATE (BARTTES) ? .... iiinii:i: . . BARIUM SULPHATE (BARYTES) i 1'I|tf. - - b a r iu m Su l p h a t e (BARYTES) ' : 'lE- . ` FOAM A/8ARYTA WHITE A refined-white watersround extender pigment of high specific gravity. Average particle size 6 microns. X10R X5R PRIMEX - A microfino grade of white Barytes hevingc excellent dispersing characteristics. Average particle microns. 1 | A supermicrofine grade of white Barytes showing the ultimate in pigmi( ent dispersion. Average particfn size Ik microns. . . A waterground microfine grade of natural Barytes used extensively where color is unimportant hut speed of dispersion os required. Average panicle size Itt microns. DIATOMACEOUS CALCITE LORITE* - An'ideal' extender pigment for low sheen interior and extenor paints. Water'base and oil base .paints formulated with LORITE ' haveexcellent film characteristics besawM: of its low binder demand. Aciciiar diatoms and calcium carbonate combine to'' promote stain removal, enamel holdout, scrub, resistance, color retention and smoothness of film. CALCIUM CARBONATE CCO WHITE/VERA BLANC A waterground amorphous typo of calcium carbonate used pri marily where high purity end uniformity is required, Used in con junction with dry ground OOLITIC t and-OOLITIC C for putty and caulking compounds. i(E STANDARD PACKAGING: Net weight 50 tbi multi-wall papi'bags. EXTENDER PIGMENTS FOR: URETHANE FOAMS, MIRROR BACKING FINISHES, VHIH, COMINGS, SEALING COMPOUNDS, LET DOWN COLORS, RUBBER COMPOUNDING, PAINTS, SMOKING UW Addresses De Lore Division MAIN OFFICE: '[! Mississippi River aiid River Des Peres, Bt.' St Louis, Mo. 631111 Tel. 314-63S-0404 f'i fm SALES REPRESENTATIVES Oakland, California A. J. Lynch & Co. 415-632-2520 Los Angelas. California A. J. Lynch & Co. 213-583-2271 Denver, Colorado Herr Hartnell Co. 303-534-7350 Addison, Illinois The Cary Co. 312-529-6600 Des Moines, Iowa Thompson Hayward Chemical Co. 515-244-2281 Louisville. Kentucky Wm. B. Tabler Co. 502-634-0596 New Orleans, Louisiana North American Sales Co. 504-834-5411 Boston. Mass. National Lead Company 617-427-1000 Detroit. Michigan Baker & Collinson. Inc. 313-366-2100 Minneapolis, Minnesota Thompson Hayward Chemical Co. 612-332-5394 ! Kansas City, Missouri Thompson Hayward Chemical Co. 913-342-6800 1 New York, New York Columbian Carbon Co. 212-687-2300 Cincinnati, Ohio ; National Load Co. 513-922-4100 Cincinnati. Ohio B. H, Roettker & Gov 513*661-0011 Claviland. Ohio Harshaiw Chamiciil Co. 216-721-8300 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania National Lead Co. 412-321-2335 , Philadelphia, PerMsylvrsi.is, Dowdy Brothers 215-222-8083 Dailns, Texas Thompson Hayward Chemical Co. 214-331-61-21 Chemical Co. 713-869-5801 Seattl*. Wjlft'hiigbori. National-(.KM 206-622-19S& v' v-VM' IN CANADA :; ,, ENELQHBkf p r o d u c t s Division cf Cancdian Titanium Pliiniflnts, Ltd. . MONTREAL, -QUEBEC ,s i4-86(-24a:i' tstsssarr*.... .' VANCOUVER. BRITISH COLUMBIA 6C*4-685-0813 CO Headquarters for silver base chemicals, platinum group chemicals, gold base chemicals and others, plus all precious m Our new, fully equipped, expanded facilities utilize the most modern methods for processing metals, alloys and chem ' And have enabled us to meet the demand for products providing higher and more predictable performance... of unquest i quality, purity and uniformity These not only includeiprecious metals and their derivatives, but also indium, cadmiun silve' brazing products. 'Hi '' Research i: ' ! ' .: Goldsmith is an active participant in National Lead's metallurgical and chemical research and engineering programs. Recovery (Goldsmith specializes in refining all forms of precious rhetal scrap. Our modern recovery processes provide total reefam {of all the gold, silver, platinum, etc., from your industrial wastes, solutions and residues. And you are assured of pr (reimbursement, according to the prevailing metal markets. SILVER NITRATE . SILVER i CHLORIDE A high purity silver salt widely used in the manufacture of film, photographic end photocopy papers, mirrors and pharmaceuticals. In powder, sheet, sV.ro. blannkhs orr preformed electrot this precision-rolled product af"ford* hiih energy oOUt| compactness end dap ndabl*i p; erformance. in batt:eerriej SILVER ACETATE SILVER CYANIDE I SILVER NITRITE ,,' SILVER BROMATE SILVER POTASSIUM CYANIDE ' I' ' SILVER CXIDE ' SILVER BROMIDE SILVER I03ATE I- SILVER SSIWAYE SILVER CARBONATE SILVER IOC IOE - I: 1 SILVER SULFIDE. SILVER CHROMATE SILVER LACTATE " I. SILVER SULFITE MONO GOLD CYANIDE (88%) POTASSIUM GOLD CYANIDE (41*/.) POTASSIUM GOLD CYANIDE (67%) POTASSIUM GOLD CYANIDE (68%) SODIUM GOLD CYAlWIOE "(46%) ' . SODIUM GOLD GViAMDlt (72%) - GOLD CHLOPilD! --''ELvOWI (50%)' . GOLD CMLOfflDCf.ltMIWN (51%) Platinum Group I) Chemicals - "I' OSMIC ACID (OSMIUM TETROXIDE) PALLADIUM BLACK PALLADIUM CHLORIDE PLATINUM BLACK PLATINUM CHLORIOE PLATINUM ISiOXsOE AMD CATALYST)' ' POTASSIUM FLATINtlC CHLORIDE RHODIUM TRICh-jO .10 RUTHENIUM TRI1H'.. If IOE IRIDIUM SALTS 1 Goldsmith Division 900 West 18th Street Chicago, Illinois G0B08 as tr1 H H H -1 0# us o gggf '" r_ ^. '^'.jj J" j^it~^^jL^T4^. ** ' ~^4--r -T1- " ; fesjjlg: V"!; fm w . .' -.. x\ ` j BilllMlillil ........ ....................... .^. . . j TYPE OF PIGMENT ' TITANOX RA General utility; interior paints; plastics. TITANOX RA-10 TITANOX RA-40 TITANOX RA-40-1 TITANOX RA-41 1 TITANOX RA-41-2 ;' , TITANOX RA-42 ', ` . \ : TITAN0XRA45 . ||k . ,. ; ' TITANOX R*-4G |,'\'. TITANOX RA-47 i - TITANOX BA-48 i : TITANIC RA-44 : TITANOX ljA-50 ;.| . , ' TITANOXRA-fl .: |/. TITANOX! Rk-NC'""'1 ' ' ' ' I"'-' TITANOX r A-NC-I /j|: '/.'t it a n o x W;:;.,-..:'. |-.; TITANOXCL-PL '- | TITANOX CL | TITANOX CLNC | U nmodified for special effects: highest TiOa content for specialized products. Rubber and plastic; especially fioorcovermg grade. Like RA-40 with improved dispersion and greater . heat stability. Like RA-40-1 with greater tinting strength. RA-41 treated with 2% zinc stearate; ' High "blue" or TAPPI brightness grade for paper, filled and coated. 1 ii !l Low pvc, high-gloss enamel grade. Flat paint grades, especially latex. Like RA-46 but with lower dispersant demand, higher tmting strength. Like RA-47 but higher hiding. Highest hiding for latex flat peints. ! Multi-purpose. Multi-purpose--higher strength. "Non-chalking" or least chalking for exterior coatings and compositions. IMPROVED sharper gloss, higher tinting strength, and greater tint clarity. For plastic laminates that need light stability. Also used in exterior coatings demanding maximum chalking resistance. - Chloride process pigment for plastic Isminatas. Prepared by chloride process. Low pvc, high-gloss enamel grade- Prepared by chioridft process. Maximum exterior durability. r i u WS. 2 JkLfrriafets. Ii I . .J 3. ife . i MEETS THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS Federal TT.P-00442a Type II Semi chalking rutile A.SiT;M. D-476 Type II Semi chalking rutile Same as TITANOX 4A Federal Tr-P-Q0442a Type HI A.S.T.M. E-476 Type HI Chalk resistant rutile Same as TITANOX RA-45 Federal TTPH00442a Type III A.S.T.M. D-476 Type Ilf Same as TITANOX RA-50 * Federal TT-P-00442a Type IV Chalk resistantfutile A.S.T.M. D-476 Type IV Maxifljtum .chalk resistant rutin Same as TITANOX RA-NC Federal TT-F-00442a Type III A.S.T.M. 0-476 Type Ml Chalk rwsisUn1: rut. le Same as TITANOX CL TITANOX A-MO : . . HVr. /; TITANOX A-168-L0 | TITANOX AA-F ;| TITANOXA-5 ' , / | TITANOX A-WD .| General utility; chalking type for white house paints. (MO-med. oil absorption) Similar to AMO, except LO (low oil absorption) for high-gloss goods and color retentive. Fibre grade for delustering acetate. i Coating grade for paper coatings. Water dispersible for paper, especially beater addition. . Federal TT-P-004421 Type 1 Free chalking arintase A.S.T.M. 0-476 Type 1 Anatas Same as TITANOX A-MO ' B H . f- 1r* -vj to VO . J-a 4:j 1; * M-fKII: IT' u uf- iM'.' ] ! *i "s - -I ' .-S'.* i-J r - - * -'S TYPE OF PIGMENT 1 ;!|- ;V' i L. ".ii r. kj. ii.. 1. - :1: i i ii lislllii MEETS THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS TITANOX AM-WD TITANOX A-MP Like A*WO but easier dispersing. Exceptionally easy dispersion, color retentive, chalking; highest tinting strength of anatase; truly multi-purpose. TITANOX TGA Highly purified; Cosmetic grade. The Titanox"C" Pigments TITANOX C-5Q. Approx, 50% TiOa. General utility; strongest "C" pigment. Federal TT-P-00442to Type Free chalking anatase A ST M. 0-47 Type I Anatase Toilet Goods Association; Federal Drug Administration; U.S. Formulary; U.S. Pharmacopoeia A.S.T M. 0*476-66 Extended Titanium Dioxide TITANOX RC .. TITANOX RCHT! 1 , ... B TITANOX RCHTX Approx. 30% TiO*. "Non-chalking.*' exterior paint grade. Approx. 30% TiOa. General utility. Approx. 30% TiOz. General utility, maximum ease of dispersion. A.S.T.M. D-476-66 Extended Titanium Dioxide i Military MIL-P-15195B U.S. Maritime Commission 52-MA-521b 'I ' TITANOX A-WG | TITANOX Non-pigmentary products and chemical! Welding rod coatings. ' TITANOX FM-A ,| : Frit makers. Porcelain enamels and glazes. TITANOX EM ;'j Glass makers. Free flowing. Low dusting characteristics. | ', . itandard Packaging ef TITANbX pigments it 50 lb. paRer bar TITANOX. PIGMENTS FOR VARIOUS 'APPLICATIONS . TITANOX figments contribute outstanding improvements to many products:. PAINTS, for instance, are enhanced not only in hiding power but in durability through balanced formulation with non-chalk ing grades of TITANOX. PAPER and PAPERBOARD products gain new high levels of whiteness, 'brightness and opacity when TITANOX pigments are incorporated in the beater or as the key agent in coatings. Selection of'the proper pigments helps to provide for more legible andl attractive printing. TITANOX also counteracts transparency caused by wax or plastic impregnation. PLASTIC and RUBBER products become whiter, brighter, cleaner with'! TITANOX pigment, which can be used in loadings that do not detract from elasticity and flexibility. . PORCELAIN, enamels, both white' and tinted, made. with' TITANOX are so opaque that they can be applied in a single cover coat. Acid resistance in .GLASS can be effected by proser pigment1 selection at 'no sacrifice in crystal clear brilliance.'. FLOOR COVERINGS,; WELDING ROf>'COATINGS, PROOFING ; GRANULES, INKS, LEATHER and LEATHER as well as TEXTILE DHUUSTER IMG. and COATED TEXTILES dr other products and applications in which TITANOX pigrnenrs are. found to impart inecessary and valuable properties. . . The large'variety and number of titanium pigments sold under . the TITANOX trademark, together with thair multiple uses. Suggest that'experieiiced sale* representatives be invited to discuss the projected us with the buyer. For immediatrcon tact with the closest office they are listed below,, . TITANIUM PIGMENT DIVISION NATIONAL '.LEAP COMPANY,; The following products are offered by Titanium Pigment Division, National Lead Company, 111 Broadway,'New York. N.Y. 10006 ENELCHEM COPPERAS (IRON SULPHATE) ENELCHEM MAGNETITE (Iron Ore) ENELCHEM TITANIUM TETRACHLORIDE i ENELCHEM STRONTIUM TTTANATE (Single Crystal Boules) ENELCHEM TITANYL SULPHATE CAKE ENEiCHEIM TITANIUM HTOWITElPULP , ENELCHEM TITANTL. SULFAItE SOLUTION ENELCHEM TITANYL CHLORIDE SOLUTION iFWlCMfiifi <1 nentoxusW) ex' Hi# feforfriuiM 1 TITANIUM |IGMENT .DIVISION GENERAL .OFFICE: 111 Broadway, Now.York, N.Y. 10006 Ted.: 212-732-4042. TITANOX Whii'ji! Pigments .are. made and' sold in Canada by CANADIAN TITANIUM PIGMENTS LIMITED' MONTREAL TORONTO VANCOUVER . "SALES^RRCESt . Atlanta. GaJ 303b5 . . 3272 Peachtree iRoad, N.E. 404*261-2223 1 . Bala Cynwyd, Pai'. 19004 . One Belmont AfSmue 215-839-4475' 1 ' Boston, Mass. 02119 800 Albany Street 617-427-3710 Cleveland, Ohio 44113 2208 Terminal Tower 216-241-7195 Dallas, Texas 75206 5646 Milton 214-363-7628 East Oranga, N.J. 07017 725 Park Avenue 201-676-0363 Los Angeles, Calif. 90022 6449 Corvette Street 213-723-6501 Oak Brook, 111. 60521 1301 West Cermak Road 312-654-0760 Oakland. Calif. 94601 4825 San Leandro Street 415-535-1770 Pittsburgh. Pa. 13212 1376 River Avtnum 412*321-233 S Portland. Ore. 97214 49 S.E. Clay Straet 503-235*61 ii: St Louis. Mb. 53111 Carorsdelet .Station 314-353-3980 Tovrson. Maryland 21204 724 York 'Road 301-828-8155'. ... 40 warehouses are strategically located throughout the country. s f H 117892 * ,r` ' ...*....'-, ;-;-v 3!|?f' ' : lip|ll H % eST A i* s|b'; " != |i;' b j! {,.> i **\ !:l i.i W 1111 ..: * -, *;. * i-\ 111 ,-wl LA- CLASSIFICATION AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS PRODUCT ZIRCONIUM CHEMICALS iiti ; The number and variety of use* for than compounds E is developing rapidly in such applications as: 'a precipitant for acid and basic dyestuffs in preparing lakes and toners. an active ingredient in metal soap type water repellents for textiles and leather, a raw material in preparing zirconium metal, alloys and organic-zirconium complexes. a catalyst for silicone type water repellent treatments of leather and textiles. 'Li. " '1 a strong chelating and coordinating reagent in pharmaceutical preparations. arijactive ingredient of latex emulsion paints to improve scrub resistance, a improve bond between fillers and plastics. Plus other applications now in the research and testing stages of development. ZIRCONIUM OXIDE AND STABILIZED ZIRCONIUM OXIDE ZrO; is: commercially important as an opadfiar in ceramics where it imparts: higti opacity and color stability in glazes, enamels and ceramic pigments. I in sufier refractories, it is used as the raw material for crucibles, rods, tubes and shapes...and for application in high temperature furnaces. | C. P. Zirconium Oxida is used in the manufacture of Zirconium Metal jit and as a constituent in high dielectric ceramics. Another ji Zirconium Oxide finds increasing usa in optical glass polishing. I Stabilized Zirconia combines a high melting point with j; excellent thermal shock properties making it an outstanding t refractory material for high temperature applications. FILLERS FOR RESINS AND RUBBERS TAM produces Zirconium Silicates of various purities for a variety of applications. I The use of Zirconium Silicate as a filler for various resins, plastics Land synthetic rubbers inc reases their thermal stability, resistance to solvent and water absorption, and vapor transmission. The use of TAM Barium Titanate and Heavy Grade Titanium Dioxide improves the electrical properties of i the various resins and rubbers. Barium Zireonate gives a White, easily colored silicone rubber compound that has good heat stability at temperatures up to 500 "F. 'Available in developmental quantities. ZIRCONIUM OXYCHLORIDE-TECHNICAL ZIRCONIUM HYDROXYCHLORIDE SOLUTION ZIRCONIUM TETRACHLORIDE 'COLLOIDAL ZIRCONIA SUSPENSION ZIRCONIUM ACETATE SOLUTION, 22% ZWfe AMMONIUM ZIRCONYL CARBONATE SOLUTION HYDROUS ZIRCOMiA HYDROUS ZIRCONIA (CARBONATED) SODIUM ZIRCONIUM SULFATE (Wfrtl INSOLUBLE SUM) BASIC ZIRCONIUM SULFATE (PULP). ZIRCOMYL NITRATE SOLUTION ZIRCONIUM OXIMES Of: VARIOUS PARTlCLEiSCEC . AND PUftBT AVAILABLE EXCBLOWW* ; SUPERPRR A - SUPERTAX #, ZtMP: A -ZlitCOPAX ' O Zliwai MHJJED e z ir c o n g ma n o l a r TRCOft B: BARIUM TlYANATe TICON Hitt HEAVY GRADE Tilfc T1CON Ml BARIUM ZIRCONAIE a t" - H F1 H --1 CO VD LO ZrCI* ZrQz.xHxO Light Yellow Milk White Sol: i Sol Ppt. So) Decomposes Decomposes Decomposes Decomposes Ins. Gets Sol HtZrQ*<CtHiOi)t (NH.)iZrOH(COi)..2HiO z k Uh iO:, Clear Clear White Decomposes Sol. Ppt. Decomposes Sol. Decomposes Decomposes Decomposes. Soi Scil 2ZrOz.CQz.xHsO ' !"II. : NfeZrO(S00t2HrO +$*Qt 5ZrO>-3Sd>1S V& HsO _____ ,!;11 ,__________ ZrO(MOs)z White White Colorless Decomposes Ins. Sol Sot 77 Decomposes Pt. Sol. Pt. Sol. Decomposes Pt. Sol. Decomposes Ins. Ins. Decomposes Soil. Decomposes Sol. Sol. Ppt. Decompose; 250 .100 500 500 250 250 400 Zrbz White to Salmon 72 45008F to to 205 49009F Iris. Sol. Sol.' ZrSiO; ZrSiO* ZrSibfi; ZrSM ZrSiCMl ' ' H: BaTjOfi - II" noz\l-. _____ il' B32r0.|| White 65-70 ins. Ins. Inti. Ins. : SI. Sal. SO 400 i' 1 \____ i White White Dissociate Ins. (ns. Ins. Ins. Sl,, SoL : SO. 400"- at approx. 3200*F Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. V; : SI. Sol. ' SCO Gray-White 95 Ins. Ins. lr:,. :SI.SoJ. 100 50C Gray-White Lt. Gray-Buff Cream 184 3Q10aF 3250*F Ins. -Ins. Ins. SI. Soi. SI. Sol. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. SoL. Sol. SI. Sol. Sol. SOIL 100' 100 too 500 h 100 >. 100 Lt. Gray-Buff 140 4550F Ins. SI. Sol. Ins. SI. Sol. Sul. 100 . ' 100 TAM products continued on rtext page. TITANIUM AMD ZIRCONIUM PRODUCTS by TAM Chemical, Ceramic, Electronic and Metallurgical RUFLUX (Welding) Ceramic Rutile Frijt Rutile i Potassium Titanate Sodium Titanate Tosopax fc v " Alldys Milled ELECTRONIC TITANATES Barium Titanate Bismuth Titanate Calcium Titanate Cerium Titanate Magnesium (Titanate Nickel Titanate Strontium Titanate H. G. Titanium Oxide Lead Titanate Lead Zirconate Titanate Zinc Titanatd'B' ELECTRONIC STANNATESI Barium Stannate Calcium Stannate Cerium Stannate Magnesium Sjtannate Strontium Stannate CERAMIC (Opacifiers) Superpax Superpax fit Zircopax Opax Exceiopax Zirconium Silicates Zirconium Double Silicates CERAMIC CEMENTS Zircon Cements Zirconium Oxide Cements METALLURGICAL Zirconium Hydride Titanium'Carbide Zirconites Zirconia Alloys Fused Salts ELECTRONIC ZlstCGNATES Barium Zirconate Bismuth Zirconate Calcium Zirconate Cerium Zirconate Lead Zirconate Magnesium Zirconate Strontium Zirconate TAM SERVICE In developing commercial application for the elements Jitanium and Zirco nium,* TAM has also developed many benefits for the users of these prod. ucts. Art experienced technical staff and specialized research facilities are equipped to cope with problems pecu liar to the variety of industrial applica tions for TAM products. By means of continuing research, products are . . being' developed or adapted to meet changing demands. Extensive raw material deposits assure a continuous supply. WHERE TO GET DETAI.IC DATA The field engineer servicing your territory will be most witling,to supply complete data. However, to obtain an immediate answer whether it concerns , products, research developments, prices, engineering .assistance or mat ters of similar nature, please contact our New York City Headquarters at 111 Broadway. FIELD ENGINEERS TAM resident developmnnf engineers are headquartered near key chemical centers to provide personal assistance' when needed. Addresses Titanium Alloy Manufacturing Division EXECUTIVE AND SALES OFFICES Dipt. CM. Ill Broadway, New York, N. V. 10006 GENERAL OFFICES, WORKS AND RESEARCH LABORATORIES Niagara Falls, N. Y. Plaasa direct inquiries to our New York City General Sales Office for prompt: attention. CANADIAN REPRESENTATIVES ENELCHEM PRODUCTS. Division of Canadian Titanium Pigments Ltd. 2140 Sun-Life Bldg., Montreal 110. Qua. Terminal Warehouse, Toronto 1, Qnt. 1575 W. Georgia St., Vancouver 5. B. C. 3 117895 CHEMICAL MATERIAL ACETATES DIAMINES ZIRCONIUM ACETATE SOLUTION ACETONATES ZIRCONIUM ACETYLACETONATE AMINES QIFSTTY QUATERNARY : FATTY PRIMARY ! I FATTY SECONDARY 1 j MONOFATTY TERTIARY MONOFATTY QUATERNARY MONOMETHYL TERTIARY PRIMARY, ACETATE |1 TRIFATTY TERTIARY QUATERNARY MIXTURES AMINE-PHENOL COMPOUNDS ANTIMONY COMPOUNDS I ANTIMONY OXIDES j1 REGULAR RED STAR WHITE STAR GRADE M GRADE 10 (I ANTIMONY SILICO OXIDE ATTAPULGITE i, BARITE BARIUM COMPOUNDS III BARIUM-CADMIUM ORGANICS (VINYL STABILIZERS) BARIUM CARBONATE I' BARIUM SILICATE COMPLEX (VINYL STABILIZER) j! BARIUM-SOOIUM ORGANIC (VINYL STABILIZER) if BARIUM STANNATE lit BARIUM SULFATE 11 BARIUM TITANATE ' BARIUM ZIRCONATE BARIUM ZIRCONIUM SILICATE BARYTES BENTONITES lCANADIAN MODIFIED ORGANOPHI ORGANOPHILIC SOUTHERN TEXAS WESTERN CADMIUM COMPOUNDS |ll BARIUM CADMIUM ORGANICS (VINYL STABILIZERS) j CALCIUM COMPOUNDS j CALCIUM CARBONATE If LEAD-CALCIUM ORGANIC (VINYL STABILIZER) | m DIVISION PAGE NO. i CHEMICAL MATERIAL ill Silt.:, DIVISION PAGE, NO. BAROID TAM 91 14 CALCIUM STANNATE CALCIUM TITANATE CALCIUM ZIRCONATE CALCIUM ZIRCONIUM SILICATE TAM TAM TAM TAM TAM BAROID BAROID BAROID BAROID BAROID BAROID BAROID BAROID BAROID BAROID CHEMICALS 14 9 .. 9 'I'!.'! Q' 9 9 ' ..9 9 .9 9 ;i V 1 CHROMATES LEAD SILICO CHROMATE. BASIC LEAD SILICO CHROMATE, NORMAL CLAY MINERALS ATTAPULGUS BENEF1CIATED CLAYS BENTONITE HECTOR ITE I MAGNESIUM SILICATE CLAY 6J ORGANOPHILIC CLAYS d e mu l s if ie r s ONCOR ONCOR BAROID CHEMICALS/ BAROID BAROID BAROID BAROID CHEMICALS/ BAROID BAROID ONCOR/ CHEMICALS BAROID BAROID 111 DIAMINES i 111, ACETATE 1 6,7 II |. ADIPATE i 8 I I I DIADIPATE DIOLEATE 8 1 I MONOLEATE 1 DIATOMACEOUS CALCITE BAROID BAROID BAROID ' BAROID BAROID ji , ' DELOBE CHEMICALS BAROID CHEMICALS CHEMICALS TAM BAROID/ DELORE TAM TAM TAM DELORE BAROID CHEMICALS/ BAROID CHEMICALS/ BAROID BAROID BAROID BAROID CHEMICALS DELORE CHEMICALS 4 4 /; 4 16 8,10 14 14 16 10 8 6.8 6. 8 8 8 8 .4 10 4 E l DISPERSANTS BAROID FERROUS SULFATE TPC HECTORITE 8ENEFICIATED MODIFIED f CHEMICALS/ BAROID CHEMICALS/ BAROID' . LEAD COMPOUNDS if LEAD-CALCIUM ORGANIC (VINYL STABILIZER) CHEMICALS LEAD CHLOROSILICATE COMPLEX (VINYL STABILIZER) CHEMICALS LEAD CHLOROSILICATE-SULFATE COMPLEX (VINYL STABILIZER) CHEMICALS LEAD 2-ETHYLHEXOATE CHEMICALS' iili LEAD FUMARATE, TETRABASIC I CHEMICALS LEAD MONOHYDROGEN PHOSPHATE 1 CHEMICALS LEAD MALEATE. TRIBASIC CHEMICALS LEAD ORTHOSILICATE-SILICA GEL COPRECIPITATE (VINYL STABILIZERS) CHEMICALS LEAD OXIDES LITHARGE 1 RED LEADS CHEMICALS CHEMICALS if LEAD PHOSPHITE. DIBASIC LEAD PHTHALATE, DIBASIC LEAD SALICYLATE, NORMAL CHEMICALS/ ONCOR CHEMICALS CHEMICALS ' .16 .16 16 16 7 7 3 6,8 8 8 8 6,8 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 3 13 6. a 6,8 4 .'4! 4 6 4 6 4 4 6 6t 4,7 4 4